Carbonair’s mobile water treatment trailer is a perfect fit for a variety of temporary water treatment applications including construction dewatering, groundwater remediation, underground storage tank replacement and pipeline hydrostatic test water treatment.The system consists of four custom designed Carbonair MPC28 Filter Vessels with special internal piping, preceded by a dual multi-round bag filter skid. The filter vessels are equipped with piping and valves to allow for running them in parallel or series, as well as isolation of any single vessel and for performing backwashing as required. For more information follow the link above.

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